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Washington and Ashgabat mark a new chapter in bilateral ties as the Turkmen-American Business Cooperation Association launches, aiming to deepen trade, energy, and investment partnerships.
The global economy remains resilient despite rising geopolitical and inflationary threats, as robust U.S. growth and consumer spending help stabilize markets, The Washington Post reports.
The U.S. Forest Service will relocate its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City, signaling a major geographic and strategic shift, The Business Journals has learned.
One year into Trump’s presidency, his aggressive trade agenda has upended global norms, reshaping alliances, supply chains and markets while delivering uneven gains at home.
A controversial Trump directive targeting bank services for immigrants has been delayed following strong opposition from Wall Street, as major financial institutions lobby for revisions.
A new Washington Policy Center analysis reveals mounting regulations, taxes and fees are making it harder than ever for businesses to start, grow and hire in Washington state.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has filed suit against the Trump administration to block a proposed $100,000 fee on H-1B visas, arguing it would harm businesses and undermine access to skilled foreign workers.
Trump’s trade agenda is upending decades of global economic policy, redrawing alliances and supply chains even as economists warn of instability, retaliation and mounting uncertainty.
The U.S. Navy plans to renovate its closed Washington Navy Yard museum while continuing to seek a site for a new flagship facility, balancing preservation needs with future expansion.
A new GMAC analysis ranks top U.S. cities for entrepreneurs, weighing talent, capital access, and startup support. Emerging hubs challenge coastal giants in the race for innovation.
The 10,000 Small Businesses Summit by Goldman Sachs convened entrepreneurs, policymakers and business leaders, spotlighting growth, access to capital and post-pandemic recovery.
A Midwest manufacturer takes on former president Donald Trump in court, claiming his tariffs hiked costs, threatened jobs and violated the Constitution’s limits on executive power.
President Trump moved to levy new tariffs on dozens of countries, citing alleged use of forced labor, a shift that could reshape global trade ties and spark diplomatic tensions.
D.C.’s hospitality sector is gearing up for America 250, investing in hotels, restaurants and attractions as leaders anticipate a tourism surge and lasting economic boost.
As frontline leaders vanish from modern battlefields, lessons from the U.S. Civil War reveal how the loss of on-the-ground commanders can cripple forces, morale and decision-making.
Bluevine’s latest report highlights Washington, D.C. and Indianapolis among the fastest-growing U.S. metro areas for small businesses, signaling strong regional economic momentum.
U.S. News’ 2025 Best Undergraduate Business Programs ranking highlights shifting leadership among elite schools, with competition tightening and new contenders rising in key specialties.
V2X will acquire QinetiQ’s U.S. federal unit, strengthening its defense and cybersecurity offerings as federal agencies demand more advanced digital and cyber threat solutions.
Fréchette will travel to Washington next week for talks with senior U.S. officials and business leaders, CTV News reports, aiming to deepen economic ties and address key cross-border issues.
Washington ranks 14th in CNBC’s latest competitiveness survey, buoyed by a strong tech sector and educated workforce but challenged by rising costs and infrastructure strains.